MALTON, England, July 6, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Propalms, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PRPM) is pleased to announce that the company will be entering the desktop virtualization market in 2009 with the launch of a new product, Propalms VDI - Virtual Desktop Manager technology. Analyst firm IDC predicts the market for desktop virtualization software will be near $2 billion by 2011, with major players such as Microsoft, VMware, Citrix and SWsoft involved.
Desktop virtualization is an extension to the server-based computing model, allowing companies to take advantage of the centralized benefits of server-based computing, but deliver full desktop instances of Microsoft Windows, whether it's XP or Vista, to their end-users. These virtual desktops are physically running on server infrastructure in the data center, which increases security, manageability and availability for companies.
"We are pleased to be entering the desktop virtualization market in 2009 and excited about the opportunities this will open up for Propalms by adding this technology. We believe our history of delivering tried and tested application delivery solutions to the server-based computing market gives us a key edge in this space and will allow us to be at the forefront of this market as its growth accelerates over the next year," stated Owen Dukes, COO of Propalms, Inc.
About Propalms, Inc.:
Propalms, Inc. is a global provider of application delivery solutions for Terminal Services and Virtual Desktop Infrastructures. Delivering to Enterprises of all sizes we offer reliable, scalable and affordable solutions that simply work. Our belief is that application delivery solutions should be flexible, dynamic and above all, simple to use.
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